Crusie reading suggestions

[jennyl772003]

Third for Outlander! I LURVE it. Every couple years, I'll re-read it, from book one... I have a problem.

My recommendation, although not romance or mystery (which are my jam, so I still feel ok recommending this one as a fellow romance and mystery lover) is Wool by Hugh Howey. It's more of a post apocalyptic story, but seriously engaging. It also has the benefit of being self published and quite inexpensive (free to borrow on kindle unlimited).

 

[Jodyfarmgirl]

Outlander Series
No doubt it's romance, but it's also time travel and very carefully researched history.
I read A LOT and I've never read anything else that compares to them.

 

[JLoane]

Another recommendation for the Outlander series! I'm planning to read the Black Dagger Brotherhood on my upcoming cruise. Seems to get lots of positive recommendations!

 

[Aerodyne78]

Into the Water by Paula Hawkins (of The Girl on the Train)

The Woman In Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware (don't worry...it isn't that creepy on a large ship...would not want to read it on a river cruise or small small boat)

The Girl Before by JP Delaney

"In a dark, dark wood" by Ruth Ware is really good, too. It made me want to read "The Woman in Cabin 10." I'm on a wait list for "Into the Water" at the library, and I'm excited to read it. I've also enjoyed a couple books by Megan Miranda - "All the Missing Girls" (loved the unique style of this book) and "The Perfect Stranger."

 

[Dug720]

"In a dark, dark wood" by Ruth Ware is really good, too. It made me want to read "The Woman in Cabin 10." I'm on a wait list for "Into the Water" at the library, and I'm excited to read it. I've also enjoyed a couple books by Megan Miranda - "All the Missing Girls" (loved the unique style of this book) and "The Perfect Stranger."

Thanks! I'm putting the new-to-me ones you mentioned on my list!

 

[Shelley Chiarats]

I also would say that the "misspelling" of cruise in the heading was also a great suggestion. Jennifer Crusie is another wonderful author. Her books are easy romances and very funny.

 

[Aerodyne78]

Thanks! I'm putting the new-to-me ones you mentioned on my list!

Oh, good! You're welcome! Liane Moriarty is another good author, too. She wrote "Big Little Lies" which was turned into an HBO series. I hope you enjoy my recommendations!